Men & # 39; s 100 m
World record:
9.58 seconds (Usain Bolt)
Result of the year:
9.76 seconds (Fred Carly)
Since Usain Bolt does not dominate exclusivity in the fastest run of them all, the competition has become a competition.
Justin Gatlin took advantage of this to win the 2017 World Cup, Christian Coleman in 2019 and at the Tokyo Olympics it was Marcel Jacobs who crossed the finish line first.
The surprising Italian continued to win the 60-meter dash at the World Indoor Championships in March, but has since suffered injuries and set a year-end record of just 10.04 seconds.
In terms of results, there is no doubt that the candidate is Fred Carly, the silver medalist from Tokyo, who made the conversion from 400 meters to 100 and this year set the two fastest results in the world: 9.76 and 9.77 seconds.
The fastest man in the world, Fred Kerley, just ran 9.76 in the mens 100m.
That is a world leading time and the 5th fastest time in American history.
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Tribune Bromel, Marvin Bracey, Christian Coleman and Mika Williams will give a fight, as will the shrinking Johan Blake and Kenyan Friendand Omaniella.
Bet:
Fred Carly, the fastest of them all
Prominent.
Without it there is competition, Photo: AP
Women's 100m:
World record:
10.49 seconds (Florence Griffith Joiner)
Result of the year:
10.67 seconds (Shelley-Ann Fraser Price)
While for men Jamaica has lost control of the short run, for women it is a monopoly.
The three Jamaicans who have won Olympic medals are the ones who hold the best results this year with only 12 hundredths separating them.
Of the three, Tokyo gold medalist Elaine Thompson was the closest to the world record when she set 10.54 seconds on the Biogen track last year, but this year suffered several injuries and was unable to recover or come close.
Whistle Jackson achieved a result of 10.77 seconds in 2022, with Fraser Price above them all this year.
At 35, the mother from Jamaica can set some records.
Also become the oldest to win gold at a world championship on the track and the first to win gold five times.
Betting:
It is not possible to bet against Shelly-Ann Fraser Price in a world championship.
🇯🇲 Shelly Ann Fraser Pryce wins 100m with WL 10.67s
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Women's 400m hurdles:
World record
: 51.41 seconds (Sydney McLaughlin)
Result of the year:
51.41 seconds (Sydney McLaughlin)
In three of the last four times Sydney McLaughlin has run 400 meters hurdles, she has also improved the world record.
Once in Tokyo, and twice at the venue for the World Championships: the track at Hayward Field, Eugene.
McLaughlin.
High expectations, Photo: AFP
The expectation that the American will do it again exists, and it also stems from its competition.
The silver medalist from Tokyo, Delilah Muhammad, is not in record shape and set only 53.88 this year, but the Dutch Pamka Ball dropped twice this year from 53 seconds and is able to give a fight.
Bet
: McLaughlin, with another world record.
Men's Iron Ball Push
World record
: 23.37 meters (Ryan Krauser)
Year result
: 23.12 meters (Ryan Krauser)
Three years have passed since the grand final in the history of iron ball throwing.
Just one inch separated winner Joe Cobax, who set a 22.91 in his last shot, and those who finished second and third, Ryan Cruiser and Thomas Walsh who set a 22.90.
Cruiser.
There will be a close battle, Photo: Getty
This trio has dominated the industry for over six years.
In London and Tokyo they lined up in exactly the same way on the podium - gold for the cruiser, silver for the Cubax and bronze for the Walsh - something that has never happened in individual sports at the Olympics.
This year too they are arranged 1,2,3 in the result of the year and although the Cruiser looks in the best shape, the 2019 World Championships proved that in their case it can be decided on the tip of one inch.
Bet
: Cruiser, despite everything.
Men 5000m
World record:
12:35:36 minutes (Joshua Geftagay)
Result of the year:
12:46:33 minutes (Nicholas Kipcourir)
Although there is only one Olympic champion in this run from Tokyo, the Ugandan Japtagay, three Olympic champions from Japan will compete in the world championships.
How?
The starting line-up will also include the Olympic champion in the 1500 meters Jacob Ingbritsen from Norway and the champion in the 10,000 meter run in Ethiopian Arga.
Clash of Titans in the middle distance.
Beyond them will also be the 2019 world champion Mukhtar Idris from Ethiopia, the silver medalist from Tokyo Mo Ahmed and the two fastest runners this year, Kenyans Kipkorir and Jacob Krupp.
Bet
: There's no way to bet on this run, and yet: Japtagay.
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